hellabombskies
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I read that the humidity in the tank should be 30-50%. On the basking side it was 21% and on the cool side 40%...is that typical for it to be lower in the basking spot? What is too low?
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Hello,
Yes, that is pretty normal for the humidity to be lower on the basking end, since the heat will
dry it up a little more than on the cooler end.
Those levels should be fine, no problem at all. I wouldn't want it to get too much under 20%
or so on a consistent basis because that can sometimes lead to dehydration or just a harder
time with shedding.
Tracie
Yes, that is pretty normal for the humidity to be lower on the basking end, since the heat will
dry it up a little more than on the cooler end.
Those levels should be fine, no problem at all. I wouldn't want it to get too much under 20%
or so on a consistent basis because that can sometimes lead to dehydration or just a harder
time with shedding.
Tracie
MrSpectrum
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Humidity in this context is actually relative humidity (RH); the higher the temp, the lower the RH, and verse vica.
Humidity in this context is actually relative humidity (RH); the higher the temp, the lower the RH, and verse vica.
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